The LOGOS topic index


	Asia
	– South & South East 13

		Asian writing in English: Why it fails to reach a world market Leon Comber 2/2

		Publishing in a country governed by fear ( Burma ) Sulak Sivaraksa 3/3

		The role of books in national development: Bangladesh as a case study Fazle Rabbi 3/3

		Korea 's ten-year book explosion Khil-Boo Park 4/3

		Telling Asia about Asia : A Japanese initiative Yoshiko Wakayama 4/3

		Publishing in the Philippines : A persistent paradox Louie O Reyes 8/4

		Culture and civilization in the distribution of books in Indonesia Shigeo Minowa 10/1

		Asian encounters Ian McGowan 11/1

		Dateline Manila Karina A Bolasco 11/4

		Book publishing and bookselling in Vietnam Nicholas Martland 12/1

		On learning the art of successful begging Muhammad Yaqub Chaudhary 13/4

		Publishers to 12 countries Linda Crowl 14/4

		The East Asia Publishers Conference: An experiment in reconciliation Alan Gleason 18/2

	– India 5

		India : Publishing and the book trade since 1947 Balan Subramanian 1/2

		India 's fourteenth language: A publisher's rumination Urvashi Butalia 4/4

		Cool bird in a hot climate: Penguin's part in the growth of India trade publishing David Davidar 6/3

		The success of Indian writers in English raises a question: What about books in Indian languages? Jonathan Self 9/3

		Publishing for India 's villages Michael Norton 10/3

	– China 20

		The Chinese book world before and after Tiananmen Square Leon Comber 1/3

		"Buying cattle from the other side of the mountain": China assays the market economy David Wei Ze 2/2

		China about to join copyright conventions, but writers remain "vendors of words" David Wei Ze 3/2

		Dialogue with a Chinese friend Yang Guishan 3/4

		Rights and the Chinese language: A triangular controversy edges towards a solution Jeon-Yeou Chui & John R Turner 5/1

		The world's largest book market: Short-term pitfalls, long-term opportunities Yuxing Xu & Paul Honeywill 6/3

		Beijing interlude Gordon Graham 8/3

		Libraries in China : "not so far behind" Wen Pei Zhi 8/4

		Why sales of translated books are booming in China David Wei Ze 9/3

		Britain-Chinese publishing collaboration: ELT as case study Shen Chiang 10/1

		The rise of scientific China : A huge market in waiting James W Chan 10/2

		Online bookselling could help bring China and Taiwan closer together Paula Yi-chun Lin 13/2

		A billion readers next door - but out of reach Colin Day 13/4

		"Crossing the river by feeling the pebbles": WTO membership spurs reforms in Chinese publishing Chu Xiaoying 14/2

		British publishers' relationship with China Ou Hong 15/1

		Reducing the cultural deficit: China assays the world book market Paul Richardson 17/4

		Bertelsmann in China: Low profile, patient growth Qianqiao Gu 17/4

		Chinese publishing and copyright: how much has really changed? An historical perspective, 1982–2007 Lynette Owen 18/1

		Chinese fiction in English translation: The challenges of reaching larger Western audiences Eva Kneissl 18/4

		Publishing and China post-WTO Country update from Beijing Xu Lifang and Fang Qing 19/1

	– Japan 7

		Selling books to Japan: A half-open door Ronald Suleski 1/3

		Japan 's quiet revolution: The part played by publishing Hiroshi Hayakawa 2/1

		Japanese and US publishers: Getting to know each other - slowly Ronald Suleski 3/2

		Why Japan 's book industry is not in crisis Shigeo Minowa 3/2

		Publishers and publishing education in Japan Kimihiko Yoshida 6/1

		Japan 's self-contained book culture: Good for Japan, but not for the world Amadio Arboleda 8/4

		Asian publisher co-operation: A Japanese initiative Amadio Arboleda 10/2

		Japan : Land of contented booksellers Amadio Arboleda 16/3

		Working in Asia : An American publisher remembers Ronald Suleski 16/3

	– Australia 12

		The evolution of Australian publishing Michael Zifcak 1/3

		Australia without resale price maintenance: Who were the losers? The public Michael Zifcak 2/4

		Australian publishing: Increased solidarity, new directions Peter Lothian 5/4

		Australian literature in the '90s heralds a post-European identity Thomas Shapcott 6/2

		Prices and availability of British and American books in Australia (letter) Peter Lothian 6/2

		Australian literature (letter) Richard Abel 7/4

		Australia 's libraries: Serving a culturally diverse, no longer isolated, community Virginia Walsh & Colette Ormond 9/2

		How Australian publishing won its way against the odds John Curtain 9/3

		In black and white: Indigenous Australian writers and their publishers Craig Munro 12/2

		Australian booksellers: Better - and luckier - than they think they are Michael Webster 12/4

		Against the odds Jenny Lee 15/3

		Ethics in publishing Jane Faulkner 15/4